Houston Tops Baylor In OT To Reach Sixth Straight
Houston Cougars upset Baylor 92 91 in overtime on their Texas home court advancing to 6 straight wins and an 11 1 overall record after early losses to San Francisco Brigham Young Texas A M and Maryland plus a 102 89 win over Providence and a 72 71 road victory at Tulsa Joe Hamood scored 27 points including a late free throw to seal the OT win while Darrell Hardy led Baylor with 21 points. Cincinnati 8th ranked beat St Joseph's College of Indiana 71 436 and Drake defeated Town State 74 71 as Don Smith set Iowa State scoring mark with 30 points and 24 rebounds. Miami of Ohio beat Marshall 74 57 and Army edged Rutgers 62 41 at West Point. Tennessee beat NC State 65 54 at Memphis.
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Baseball Games Going Under Lights
Cincinnati AP reports NL cities will host more night games this season 462 versus 483 last year. Notable firsts include the Atlanta Braves opening at home against Pittsburgh April 12, with other clubs starting April 12 13. The Reds open at Crosley Field a day earlier while Philadelphia and Houston prepare West Coast debuts.
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Grambing Leads Grading in Southern Conference Standings
The Souther report notes Grambling atop the standings with a strong lead after last week’s games. North Dakota moved into a top state position, while Bemidji and others trailed as the top ten records updated. The poll reflects a 10-3 mark for Grambling and shifts in places including Youngstown and Northern Michigan within the ranking.
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Chronic he Continues to Hurt Baylor
The Associated Press reports Elgin Baylor’s sharp scoring run against the Lakers as Baylor’s team suffers a tough stretch. Teammate Dewruil Pistons contribute a strong showing with 13 points while others struggle.
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Palmer Opens Lucky International with Fast Start
Arnold Palmer, the tour money leader, began the $55,000 Lucky International Open with a strong 66 in San Francisco after a 65 in the pro-am, sharing team honors with a 66. Defending champ George Archer and others posted solid rounds as Palmer aims to build on a bright January showing.
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Chicago May Get a New NBA Entry
Chicago’s bid for an NBA expansion franchise gained momentum as the league approved expanding to 10 teams. Dick Klein leads the Chicago group aiming to lure Michigan standout Cazzie Russell, with talks already stirring in Ann Arbor and Chicago ahead of a news conference in the Windy City. Russell hinted interest in Chicago, heightening expectations for a home base.
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Cornell Names Jack Musick New Football Coach
ITHACA NEW YORK AP Jack Musick 40 named Wednesday from his Dartmouth line coach post to lead Cornell University football. He succeeds Tom Harp who left Dartmouth for Duke after five years guiding the Big Red. Musick played at USC 1945 to 1947 and joined Dartmouth in 1953 with Bob Blainey’s staff. He is Cornell’s 17th football coach. contract terms not announced.
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Fights Last Night Report From Tuain and Capetown
Wednesday boxing results list Salvatore Burrini of Italy stopping Ray Jutras of Boston in the 4th round at Tuain. Renato Moraes of Brazil halted Johnny Otto of Hyannis in the 4th. Mike Pusateri of Brockton stopped Willie Ludick of South Africa in the 2nd in Capetown.
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Bobcats Climb in District Standings After Week Results
The Hopa Bobcats and Crossett Eagles lost unbeaten marks as Arkadelphia beat Fairview lifting Crossett and Smackover in the district standings. Week results show Hope 65 over Crossett 59 and 70 67 wins, with Arkadelphia 76 over Camden 40 and other close scores. Charles Ashley leads scoring at 112 with Ingram and Ramsey at 110 each.
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Canadian Thinks It Takes Guts In Wanamaker Mile Duel
New York AP. Bill Crothers a quiet Canadian faces Kip Keino in the Wanamaker Mile at Millrose Games. Crothers says his time depends on his guts and could be 3:58 with effort or 4:10 if short. Keino, the world record breaker, headlines the meet with other stellar events including John Pennel chasing an indoor mark.
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Keino headlines all star mile field in January 1966 meet
The article centers on 26 year old Kenyan Keino headlining a strong mile field including Olympic silver medalist Josef Odlozil of Czechoslovakia and other top milers like Bob Day and Ergas Leps. Other events noted are pole vault attempts by John Thomas and a high jump comeback by Frank Costello.
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Ratelle Turns Tiger as Rangers End Wings' Unbeaten Run
Soft spoken Jean Ratelle with Reg Fleming and Vic Hadfield on his wings becomes a Tiger on ice. He scores a late goal in the last two minutes to dampen Detroit Red Wings National Hockey League title hopes and snap their nine game unbeaten streak.
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